Sentence examples for placements in which from inspiring English sources

The actual product placements in which Mr. Spurlock is shown plugging the sponsors who eventually sign on to the project are so outrageous that you want to laugh.

Venture firms, like most private equity firms, raise funds through private placements, in which a small number of investors offer capital to be managed.

In addition, well-supervised and supported rural placements in which students experience the rewards of rural practice may help to persuade students who are largely unfamiliar with rural life.

This concern has also spurred a wave of so-called product placement, in which marketers pay to display their wares on the program itself.

The American-born Wiley, known primarily for his portraits, depicts black people with a respect and placement in which they are rarely shown.

Eventually he can afford a Hugo Boss suit (part of the film's relentless product placement) in which to court a beautiful air hostess (Catherine Zeta-Jones), whose confidence in human goodness he's helping to restore.

This isn't the kind of product placement in which a company's car or navigation system is used by the heroine — this is the kind in which a sponsor is turned into a heroic character.

The business model of product placement — in which studios and television networks defray their costs by highlighting products on-screen in exchange for money or their free use — is a fact of life in Hollywood.

In an interview, Mr. Williams said combining a talk-show format with sales was a logical extension of product placement, in which advertisers pay producers or networks to feature their merchandise, like a Coca-Cola cup seen on Fox's "American Idol".

Last summer, two former Goldman Sachs executives started a nonprofit financing firm called SeaChange Capital Partners that relies on a Wall Street technique called private placement, in which companies — or in this case charities — raise pools of money from a limited number of investors who all agree to the same terms.

The complaint said Ms. Singh was upset that a Canadian mineral exploration company that was not otherwise identified had raised $25 million in a July 2010 private placement in which Rodman did not participate despite the fact she had recommended the stock the previous month.